in the galleries

In the Galleries - "Hesse Flatow has been hosting curated exhibitions and performative events in a historic potato barn since 2016 with a mix of local and New York City-based artists," noted Karen Flatow.

In the Galleries - "I am excited about showing their work and having this year's event not be virtual, but live," Dempsey said about "Spring Into Summer."

In the Galleries - "The Springs Improvement Society Members Show has been a tradition of mutual support between the many talented artists in East Hampton and Ashawagh Hall," Carol Mohlenhoff said.

In the Galleries - "The COVID era has been rough in so many ways, for so many people, and my hope is that I can bring something beautiful into the world in the midst of all that has been happening," Kelly told us.

In the Galleries - "The exuberant use of color in these works on paper are a wonderful complement to Robert Dash's use of bold color in the garden," Alejandro Saralegui said.

In the Galleries - "When I was asked to organize the 'Vito Sisti's 16 Women Revisited Show,' I was honored to keep the legacy alive," Karyn Mannix explained.

In the Galleries - "As Spring Inspirations is the first AAEH Members show since the pandemic, the artists are looking forward to meeting with the community and to share their work in person," Mary Milne shared.

In the Galleries - "Joe Stefanelli and Sasson Soffer are two world renowned artists who not only live up to that description but who have also shared a connection to East Hampton through Joe's studio paintings and Sasson's sculpture park," Andrea McCafferty and Kat O'Neill said.

In the Galleries - "The exhibition will be shockingly powerful while at the same time incredibly beautiful, but most importantly it will educate and inspire," Amy Kirwin stated.

In the Galleries - "One November day I went there to watch a sunset and clear my head. I chased all these seagulls, they flew up into the sunlight and I'll remember it like it happened an hour ago," Katsipis told us about one of his favorite shots.

In the Galleries - "If I can feel the magic in my hands and put that feeling into a figure - like a spark struck into dry kindling -and blow a flame to life, then hopefully the viewer feels this warmth and feels connected to the creation and becomes part of the performance," Gingerich said.

In the Galleries - "We are absolutely thrilled to have a reception. Most of the participating artists will be on hand to answer questions about their work," shared Paul Dempsey.

In the Galleries - "From the inspiration of Kenneth's artwork and decided to make it a collaborative piece with as many East End school districts as she could possibly garner to participate," Monique Parsons noted.

In the Galleries - "We look forward to bringing a wide selection of modern and uplifting contemporary art to the residents and visitors of East Hampton," Justine McEnerney said.

In the Galleries - "When planning this show, we noticed that in the works we wanted to show, there contained some sort of relationship between the artist and the subject. They were all very different from one another," Skarstedt told us.

In the Galleries - "Our Wild Life exhibit is meant to inspire because life on a La-Z-Boy is far from wild. Unless, of course, you own the stock as 2020 sales were 1.7 billion," Andrea McCafferty and Kat O'Neill said.

In the Galleries - "There is a wide range of how photographers use photography today and how photographers have been using photography for decades," Caroline Deck, Phillips Senior Photographs Specialist, told us. "Warhol would use them as source material for his portraits."

In the Galleries - "The virtuals have been great. The artists really enjoy it, and at this time due to COVID, we are not doing our traditional shows," Milne told us.

In the Galleries - "We are so excited to welcome and support a new group of artists through this program," said Anthony Madonna, Guild Hall's Patti Kenner Senior Associate for Learning and Public Engagement.

In the Galleries - "I am thrilled that our organization is feeling such a sense of community," Paul Dempsey shared.